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Could photographing a penny at different angles give answers for fundamental particles?

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Could photographing a penny at different angles give answers for fundamental particles?
« on: 31/08/2016 18:23:01 »
John  Lindop asked the Naked Scientists:
   I  photographed a  penny  fifty  times at  different  angles.
I  have an  apparatus  that  detects  only  angles on  photographs  but  not  pennies..
Is  this  the  answer  to  the  enigma  of  fundamental  particles  ?
What do you think?
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Re: Could photographing a penny at different angles give answers for fundamental particles?
« Reply #1 on: 31/08/2016 23:11:14 »
Could you be more specific please in what you have and what it is doing. Your post doesn't make any sense.
At a guess I would say the answer is no, but would welcome more detail.
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